The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-08-03

thursday, on the cricket grounds between
the Red Stockings and Little Giants, both
of thiseity, with the following score:
4 8 Sc
Little Giants. 3 o o 3 Lii
Battery-Red Stockings, Colligan and Trauger
Little Giants. Jewell and callan.
Time of game one hour and q fly minutes,
Umpire, II. C. Werts.
The standing of the clubs of this city
and New Hope to date is as follows:
. Played Lost Won.
Little Giants, 2
A. b. Stockton, o
A game will be played tomorrow
Thursday afternoon, at $50 clock, be-
tween the Little Giants and the Red
Stockings.
A Few Personal Items.
The family of Mr.. Cor. Lake, OF this
city, are enjoying the comforts Of Ocean
Grove. Mr. Lake will join his family on
Saturday next.
MILFORD w. Barber and family, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly residents of
this city, are visiting here at the resi-
dences of Undertaken Stockton and Mrs.
Mary Srope.
President McEntee is tine pink of po-
likeness at all times, but especially so
when presiding at the meetings of Coun-
ell. He announces all decisions with n
smile aud bow.
Mr.. Jacob Servis, one of the polite
clerks connected with NJ. G.. j. Fishers
dry goods and grocery store, in this city,
is enjoying his annual months vacation.
w. ID. L. Robbins, Principal of the
public schools of this city, with his fami-
ly, are visiting at Glen's Falls, N. Y.
Mr.. George W. Prall, of this city, is
visiting at Bar Harbor, Maine.
Chas. H. Smith, formerly of tits city,
but now resident Of Wilmington, Del,
was on visit to his father-in-law, Geo.
A. Slack, in this place, on Monday.
Councilman Carmody is the NEST dig
nifled member among our city fathers"
He wastes no words in argument, and be-
lieves in coming right down to business.
He favors everything for the welfare of
the city, denounces extravaganza, and,
although only member of Council since
last April, is already the acknowledged
champion Of the rights of the firemen and
the laboring men.
Miss Minnie, daughter of Joseph Quick
Sharp, formerly of this city, but now a
resident OF Chicago, is visiting friends
in Lambertville and vicinity.
Mr.. Newton Hutchinson, of Colorado,
a resident of this city about twenty years
ago, was visiting friends here last week.
A. Il. Joiner and daughter, of this city,
have just returned from weeks vacation
on the farm of Mr.. Wilton Leonard, in
Raritan township, near Pennington.
Albert Duryea makes our streets lively
in the evenings with the announcement
that lie has for sale " double-jointed Cali
fornia peanuts at quart
When discussing questions of import
ance, Councilman Kearns becomes excited
and his arms and feet are constantly kept
in motion.
Miss Sylvia Green, of this city, is rusti-
eating on the farm of Mr.. Clark Johnson,
near Bulls Island.
The mother, sister and brother-in-law
of Rev. w. w. Bullock, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, have been visiting
at his residence in this city. They are
residents Of Salem, N. J.
Joseph Conine aud family, of Cam
den, are visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Harrison Carver, wife and daugh-
ter, of this city, are at Ocean Grove.
Miss Lou Callan, of this city. has just
returned home from a pleasant visit to
the Magee farm, over in Pennsylvania,
opposite Frenchtown.
Mr.. William Sutterly and family, of
Trenton, are visiting ct the residence of
Mr.. John Reinert, in this city.
Councilman Sproat always votes Eyes"
on every measure for the benefit Of the
Fire Department. He becomes SO earn
est in debate as to forget that he is con-
stantly playing with his handkerchief.
Councilman Wanamaker has but little
to say, but that little is always to the
point.
Ex- President of Council KEEPER is con-
fined to the house, both arms being Sc
verely poisoned from working among
the vines in his garden.
The tonic and Alternative properties of
Ayers Sarsaparilla are too well-hnown to
require the specious aid of any exagger